How The Pumpkin Spice Latte Became A Fall Staple
When the Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte was introduced in 2003, a phenomenon was born. Here's the story of how it became a fall staple.
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Truly Is Opening A Hard Seltzer Taproom In This City
Truly Hard Seltzer is opening its first brick-and-mortar location in Los Angeles. Called Truly LA, the space will be a taproom and creative hub.
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Ree Drummond's Favorite Breakfast Meal May Surprise You
The Pioneer Woman's Ree Drummond experienced her favorite breakfast meal when she was visiting her sister and brother-in-law in Texas.
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Only One State Picked Candy Corn As Its Favorite Halloween Candy, According To New Survey
Candy corn might be one of the most polarizing candies, but there is one state in the United States that ranks candy corn as its favorite Halloween treat.
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The Truth About Lard In Mexican Cooking
Lard is a prominent ingredient found in many Mexican dishes. The fat is used to make foods fluffier, crisper, and impart a classic flavor.
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Why Some Reddit Chefs Refuse To Take This One Kind Of Gig
Getting a high-paying gig cooking in swanky kitchens and getting to jet set to beautiful and exotic places might seem like a dream job for a talented chef.
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What Food Labels Might Be Hiding About Sugar Content
While soda is notorious for containing dangerously high levels of sugar, there are tons of other everyday food items that may be hiding the sugar content.
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What You Should Know About Deep-Fried Twinkies
Hostess introduced a few tweaks to Twinkies over the years, including adding a deep-fried version for fans who wanted something extra.
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The Real Reason Scallops Sometimes Taste Like Soap
All scallops are not created equal. The "wet" variety often sold in supermarkets can end up tasting like soap, and this is the real reason why.
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The Unexpected Reason For Why Novak Djokovic Eats Grass
Much better options for eating greens exist, so it's hard to understand why someone might choose to eat grass, especially as an adult.
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What Are Green Bananas And What Do They Taste Like?
The ripening process affects a banana's makeup so much that green and yellow bananas may as well be two different fruits. Here are the benefits of going green.
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How Long Can Your Charcuterie Board Actually Stay Out?
Perhaps the only drawback to providing a charcuterie board at a party is that the food often sits out at room temperature for hours.
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Does The President Really Have Their Own Food Taster?
This is top secret stuff, shrouded in winks and nudges and guarded by the Secret Service. Does the President of the United States have a food taster?
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The Untold Truth Of School Of Chocolate's Amaury Guichon
Before "School of Chocolate" debuts on Netflix this fall, we look at the rise of the show's host and famed pastry chef Amaury Guichon.
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Here's What 'Sous Chef' Really Means
You may have once volunteered to "sous chef" for your friend's dinner party — but did you know what the role really entailed?
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What Vegans Need To Know About Hershey's Syrup
There is good news for vegan syrup fans as most Hershey's syrups are completely vegan-friendly, but there is one you have to watch out for.
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Cool Ranch Doritos Have A Different Name Outside Of The US
There are places in the world where Cool Ranch Doritos have gone undercover to better adapt to local crowds.
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North Carolina's Official Food, According To Reddit
When a Redditor requested a recipe that represents each U.S. state, several North Carolinians chimed in with their suggestions for the unofficial official food.
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The Truth About The Chopped Judges
Find out the truth behind the complicated professional and personal lives of the most familiar and noteworthy "Chopped" judges.
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The Sweet Treat Cocktail That Starts With A Can Of Root Beer
This jet black drink is a sweet treat, but the best part of all might be that it only calls for two simple ingredients, with root beer being one of them.
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The Untold Truth Of Andrew Zimmern's Bizarre Foods
From what it's like to shoot the show, to experiencing anti-American sentiment and bad hotel food, this is the story of Andrew Zimmern's "Bizzare Foods."
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You Should Never Clean Up A Food Spill With A Sponge. Here's Why
Sponges are great for washing dishes, scrubbing stubborn grease spots, and some of us probably use them to clean up food spills.
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Coffee Has Been Around A Lot Longer Than You Might Think
Coffee can be a crucial part of your day, helping to fuel you through your afternoon slump or providing a hot beverage to linger over when you're on a break.
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This Might Be The Best Wine To Pair With Hershey's Chocolate
Pairing chocolate with wine is not a simple task, and sometimes the two together can send your taste buds into a downward spiral.
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The Food That Ina Garten Wasn't Allowed To Eat As A Child
Ina Garten revealed what it was like growing up in a household with a dietician mother.
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What Happens If You Drink Too Many Pumpkin Spice Lattes
Fall is definitely here, and we are about to enter October, so we can no longer deny that pumpkin spice latte season is truly upon us.
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What You Should Know Before Eating Another Pineapple
Pineapples, which are native to the Caribbean, Brazil, and Paraguay and are a major Hawaiian export, have some incredible health benefits.
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